App is a new age word that is differentiated from application.

I teach this stuff, academically.

Also I am trying to save Sony some face, saying the 'killer app' is not even an actual game, experience or service is not doing the actual software any favors.

Would be like Dominos saying their best ingredient is the delivery driver. See where I am coming from? Terminology is very important to get the correct message across.

@2cents
Teach what? English? computer science?

Application is just what Digital Raptor said, either an actual computer application, or a way something is applied.

Q: how can i stick these two pieces of paper together
A: a thick application fo glue should do the trick

Q:how do i find where i am.
A:check the application Google Maps

Both are correct.

As for accessibilty being a killer app for the headset, totaly agree thats possible. people love convience as much as they love new toys if not more. that will drive sales just as a game will.

I personally think the kill app the psvr has going for it is the presence one feels inside the game

http://www.madeforgaming.co...

The head of Playstation VR itself doesn't believe it will be one game that is the killer app for PSVR.

Game design, animation, rigging, texturing, character design, storyboard, composition, rendering, hard surface, organic and creature, script writing and I support a few other disciplines.

In maya, zbrush, mari, nuke, ae, Photoshop, unreal & unity. Also business development, marketing and cultural implications.

Have had successful studios opened by my students and I dabble here and there in production. 3D Generalist is the best term I could use. I love what I do, I would die for my students and I believe in everything I do. No desire to feed my personal ego, you asked so believe me or don't, it won't change anything.

That's me.

Now, killer app is not the same thing as an application.

With the term application i have no issues with the loose angle that is being used. A thick killer app of glue?

Terminology, is what I am referring to. This is getting unnecessarily complicated. Nothing more I can say.